The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-03-31
Latest Telegraphic News.

Charles NJ. Hunt married his wife Min.
ME in November, 1882, at St. Paul. She
deserted him. for which action he asks for
a decree, in Chicago, but it was denied him
for want OF sufficient proof.
A homestead pre-. emption claim was
filed to the land occupied by the state in
sane asylum at Independence, Iowa, the
pre- .emptor claiming it has never been tax.
en- up, and the records apparently so show.
At Deadwood the trial of P. H. Trudell
for the murder ofJames Connolly terminal
ed with verdict of granddaughter in the
first degree.
Bismarck Special: Gov. Church arrived
from Jamestown. He has found all the
bills that were reported lost. Among these
was the bill appropriating $4,000 for in
cidental expenses OF railroad commission
Lyon & Co. and Hecht Bros, fancy goods
dealers, New York, were burned out. Loss,
sos, 900.
James Kearney, a New York lawyer, is
the best Gotham embezzler heard from.
He got off with about 100000.
Henry NJ. Stanley arrived at the mouth
OF the Congo river on the morning of the
18th inst, and the expedition will reach
Matude by the 21st.
The vatican has been advised from
Vienna and Berlin, that Austria, Germany
and Italy, during the continuance of the
alliance among them, will not permit the
subversion OF the papacy, but will support
the pope's independence and liberty.
At Ncwbury, s. c.. while case was pro-
crossing before Justice Bleaz, George John
son and George Jones, attorneys repre-
senting the parties to the suit, pulled their
Nine shots were fired. johnson was shot
through the right ear, in the left arm and
in the thigh, but was not seriously hurt
Jones was shot through the body, and per.
haps fatally wounded
The thirty-third annual report OF the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
company shows the gross earnings includ.
ing those OF all leased branches, to be $780,
72S, 4OS. The operating expenses, includ-
ing taxes, $14, 491 .6S3. The net earnings,
adding interest and exchange and other in
comes $12,S52,O67 and the net surpl us
for the year. $500, S31.
secretary of the Wisconsin: Shoe company,
was arrested, charged with embezzling
$4,000.
At Patterson, N. j., the strike of !, SEQ
silk dyers, which has lasted over six weeks
ended, and the men resume work. In the
new schedule, which was presented as the
ul TINA tum of the BOSSES the strikers OBJ
tain no concessions and the knights of La
Dor are unrccOgniZed.
Yankton Special: The Missouri is still
rising and the water is backed up into the
James river four miles east and REPORTS
say it is nearly on level with the bridge
The Milwaukee track at Burbank, forty
miles east on the Sioux City & Dakota
branch ia washed out and trains are
abandoned passengers being brought via
Nor Nj md H.
thought to be at its highest now and no
serious damage is apprehended as the ice
is all out.
Mgr. Galemberti, the special papal dele.
gate to Berlin has telesraphed to the pope
that he has obtained from Prince Bismarck
all the religious concessions asked by the
Vatican, but has not obtained any polit-
ical concessions.
Congressman McSahne Of Omaha is the
first Democratic representative ever elect
ed in Nebraska.
1t is reported that Bismarck's scheme
to remodel the administration of Alsace-
Lorraine will be presented in the bundles
rath.
The secretary 81 the interior said that
he fully concurred in the views of the at.
torney general, as expressed in his recent
opinion in the case ofthe Northern Pacific
Railroad Company vs.. Guilford Miller,
and that he will be governed thereby in his
Forthcoming decision in the case.
One hundred clerks in the pension Office
have volunteered to do extra work until
the close of the fiscal year.
Col. John W. Eldridge, formerly of Ten.
nessee, has been appointed consular agent
at Glouchau, Saxony.
The Arensdorf- Haddock murder trial is
liable to come to naught, owing to unpleas
ant discoveries in connection with Juror.
Senator Sherman tell the Cincinnati
workinglnen why they should support the
Republican party instead OF forming one
of their own.
Patsy Cardiff positively refused to bind
himself to match with Pat Killen until
after his meeting with Sullivan, when he
says he will name date.
To the list OF the Buffalo(N. W hotel
fire dead is added the name of Edward
Whelan OF Newburg, making total OF fii-
teen.
Frank Kerner, q religious monomaniac.
was convicted OF murder in the second de.
gree ut Reading, Pa. He killed his wife.
Postmaster Hueger OF Charleston, s. c.,
died recently, and in a few hours there
were five candidates for the vacancy in
the field.